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  • Release Date: 08/18/2009
  • Sales Rank: 21,395
  • Label: COMPASS RECORDS
  • UPC: 766397452227

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Pride of New York

1LISTENRedican's/The Gatehouse Maid/The Road to Garrison Reels 3:48
2LISTENTaylor's/Chief O'Neill's Favorite/The First Light of Day Hornpipes 4:11
3LISTENHappy Days/The Boys of Lough Gowna/The Knights of Saint Patrick Jigs 3:35
4LISTENSean McGlynn's Waltz 3:54
5LISTENMaud Millar/The Morning Mist/Lady Gordon Reels 3:14
6LISTENSlán le Máigh Air 5:31
7LISTENThe Stage/The Fiddler's Contest/The High Level Hornpipes 4:52
8LISTENKing of the Clans/Dan Breen's/The Steeplechase Reels 3:14
9LISTENRedican's Mother/The Bridal/The Humours of Whiskey Slip Jigs 3:52
10LISTENMulhaire's #9/Grandpa Tommy's Ceili Band Reels 3:37
11LISTENThe Old Cross/The Clans Marches 5:04
12LISTENSliabh Na Mban/The Liverpool/The Quilty Hornpipes 4:13
13LISTENConsidine's Grove/Trip to Durrow/Martin Wynne's/Bere Island Reels 5:57

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With a group comprising Joanie Madden, Brian Conway, Billy McComiskey, and Felix Dolan, you certainly have one of the classiest Irish ceildih bands around, and they prove their qualities on this CD. The sets slide by as smooth as cream, mostly uptempo, but still with room for a couple of slower changeups, like the filigreed delicacy of "Sean McGlynn's Waltz" or "Slan Le Maigh," where Madden's flute carries the haunting air. Inevitably, everything's wonderfully played, and it's hard to resist the temptation to call a few friends and tell them to bring over their dancing shoes. These are some of the best Irish-American instrumentalists around, and they reach back to the old country for the tunes, bringing them alive with real zest and spirit -- you'll be hard-pressed to find something better than this. Chris Nickson, All Music Guide

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